Christian Punky

Sing My Song is another fine by Dennis, that one?

Zerben R Hicks - Lights out - uhhhh uhhhh awwrghhh uhh just thinkin about it tears my eyes..

As far as I know, yep, the Ging got it!

oops, that was already answered by Dave! Sorry...

As far as I know, northern. Spunn by Carl Willingham just before he quit DJing and I know Ginger Taylor got his copy in the end. Hope this helps cheers Punky

Big Man Cry, top tune! Will be airing it tonight at a bar do in swed, thanx for reminding me. C

KarlM -Flip it over for the equally good b-side "Try something new" which I pretty recently discovered myself. Good b-sides is always a pleasant surprise!- Funny thing, I first played the Try Something new side out by mistake (at Roulette sthlm) and was kind of embarrased about it, was just about to flip it over when I realised i was quite good and let it had its play! c

Here´s a scan of a fixed center hole, used the cut and paste technique, C

A tricky one and probably needs a bit of practice (Max, a friend of mine showed me this, mind he´s also called the vinyl-doctor) And this is if it is heavily off centred: Do as described in posted message over here, mark out with a perfect record or piece of paper where the right centered hole should be. Cut out the bit thats needs to be removed with a surgical/hobby razorblade, then glue that piece back on the oposite side from where it was cut out, voila! U moved the center to where it should be. He did this on a record for me wich was unplayable and is now playing perfectly, (will try to get it scanned to show u properly.) Best C

Stuart> great! Wouldn´t want them terrors to stop u, Chris and Gareth coming to G-burg!

Terrible news about the bombings in London today! Hope you (Londoners) are allright and safe. Best C

Soulastatic Soul Club Sweden 13th Aug View full article

OK I´ll PM you

Think its on TARX lable. c

Ghetto Boys - Handwriting on the walls - Anybody got one for sale?

a few from my short/late guest spot this saturday at SOUL in sthlm. David Ruffin- i got a need for you - unissued Brothers of Soul - id be greatful - boo Timothy Wilson - i must love you - sky disc Furys - what is soul - mack IV Little Nicky Soul - i wanted to tell you - shee Bobby Treetop - wait till i get to know ya - tuff Storm - she comes up - pi kappa Constellations - i dont know about you - gemini Top Shelf - doggone baby i love you - spectrum Reachers - i just want to do my own thing - magic disc Joe Mathews - beauty queen - thelma Clara Wood - your after my guy - imperial

I know, been looking for some years now, and asked on this site for it about 100 times

I need that Gentlemen Four! Please?!

uh, asked a question that was allready answered..

Percy Sledge, this past weekend in Gothenburg! percy.bmp

The Originals! at Ritz 2002/2003?

switch -you pulled the switch - (or is that early 80´s? Cant remember)

Ronnie Mcneir - Good side of your love/ Different kind of love Ronnie Mcneir - Isnt she a pretty girl/Sitting in my class

Bettye LaVette - soul legend signs to Anti Bettye LaVette, one of the supreme voices in soul music, has been signed by Anti- Records. Her first album for the label will be released in the autumn. Ms. LaVette will be working with artist and producer Joe Henry, who was also responsible for Solomon Burke's Grammy-winning 'Don't Give Up On Me' album in 2002. Recording sessions for Bettye LaVette's album are scheduled to start next month. This will be the latest chapter in a long musical career that started in 1962 when, at the age of 16, Bettye recorded a tune called 'My Man - He's a Lovin' Man' which was released by Atlantic Records, the first of many nationwide record labels for whom Bettye LaVette recorded during the Sixties and Seventies. Dave Godin, the esteemed English soul music writer and archivist, claimed: "There are dozens of really top-drawer female Soul singers in what is a highly competitive field, but few can match the flawless totality of conveyed experience that Bettye LaVette never fails to achieve. "She is the consummate artist who can relate on every level. Take Bettye LaVette away from Soul music's history and there is a gap which no other person I can think of could have filled". Although she never achieved the level of commercial success her extraordinary talents deserved, Bettye LaVette's music has long since made an indelible impression on soul fans around the world - in the UK, for instance, she was one of the pivotal artists in the 1970's Northern Soul movement. Among the labels for which she has recorded are Motown, Calla, Atco, Epic, Silver Fox, West End, SSS International and Street King. Her classic tunes include 'Piece of My Heart' - a recording that clearly influenced Janis Joplin's version of the song - and 'Your Turn To Cry', a mesmerizing deep soul performance released as a single by Atlantic's Atco label in 1972.